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Moore, 1881
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(in
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Moore
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1882)
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This genus is found in Africa, where it is represented by three species:
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<emphasis id="B976206C7B66D217FBF4FCBFFBB7FCD3" box="[1036,1150,812,836]" italics="true" pageId="2" pageNumber="3">A. parvus</emphasis>
Aurivillius
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,
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(Hewitson)
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and
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<emphasis id="B976206C7B66D217FEB3FCC3FE13FCFF" box="[331,474,848,872]" italics="true" pageId="2" pageNumber="3">A. kilombero</emphasis>
Larsen &amp; Congdon
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, and Asia, where there are at least five species (
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). The
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species is
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(Fabricius)
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, a synonym of
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(Fabricius)
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, which is an Indian species.
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The biology of the
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species has long been known. Thus,
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Davidson
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. (1897)
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describe and illustrate the early stages of
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<emphasis id="B976206C7B66D217FEBDFC2FFE3DFC43" box="[325,500,956,980]" italics="true" pageId="2" pageNumber="3">A. dioscoroides</emphasis>
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(as
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<emphasis id="B976206C7B66D217FDDEFC2FFD48FC43" box="[550,641,956,980]" italics="true" pageId="2" pageNumber="3">A. maro</emphasis>
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) from around
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(
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), where it feeds on rice and grasses, and
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gives a very detailed description of the full life history.
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states that the ovum is 0.9 x
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wide x high, “sculptured with 24 meridional ridges from base up to more than three-quarters the height”.
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Davidson
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. (1897)
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record that on the pupa “between the eyes in front of the head are two conical excrescences which overhang the eyes somewhat, the two together having the appearance of a small crescent, the horns of which point forwards”. They also observe that the caterpillar “lives absolutely in the open when full-grown. Pupa forms on the stems of grass, or rice, with its head downwards.”
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Bascombe
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. (1999)
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illustrate the life history from Hong-Kong.
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